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EXCLUSIVE: Windows XP Service Pack 1a Available

Steven Parker   on 03 February 2003 - 23:14 · 66 comments & 3474 views

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Thanks Vla for this update. Microsoft continually works to improve its software. As part of this effort, we develop updates and fixes to recognized issues and release them for customers. On a regular basis, we combine many of these fixes into a single package and make the package available for you to install on your computers. These packages are called Service Packs.

Windows XP Service Pack 1a (SP1a) provides the latest security and reliability updates to the Windows XP family of operating systems, and includes Internet Explorer 6 SP1a. Windows XP SP1a is designed to ensure Windows XP platform compatibility with newly released software and hardware, and includes updates that resolve issues discovered by customers or by Microsoft's internal testing team. To determine whether to install Windows XP SP1a, we recommend reviewing the Windows XP documentation and information below. If you have already installed Windows XP SP1, you do not need to Windows XP SP1a.

For further information about the specific difference between Service Pack 1 and Service Pack 1a (SP1a) for Windows XP, see article 813926, Differences Between Windows XP SP1 and Windows XP SP1a.

Download: Express Installation Page (via Windows Update)
Download: Windows XP Service Pack 1a - Network Install [English] (125mb) - Other languages
Download: Microsoft Java v5.0.3805 (5.2 MB)
View: Windows XP Service Pack 1a Information Page
View: Microsoft Complying with Court Order to Ship Sun's Technology

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(1 reply) #1 on 01 Jan 1970 - 00:00
#1.1 vettimdorr on 04 Feb 2003 - 05:46
The MS JVM is slow and outdated. If people would look at 1.4 and see how much better it is for development AND for speed, we'd all be using it. [b]The Sun JVM *IS* faster than the MS one, while being able to do new Java features and high-level graphics.[/b]

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